NYAB Event - “New Prints 2014/Summer” Exhibition

“New Prints 2014/Summer” Exhibition

International Print Center New York

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The exhibition consists of forty-nine projects by forty-nine artists, and was selected from over 3,000 prints. New Prints 2014/Summer is the forty-eighth presentation of IPCNY’s New Prints Program, a series of juried exhibitions organized by IPCNY several times each year featuring prints made within the past twelve months. An illustrated brochure with a curatorial essay by Kit White accompanies the exhibition.

The show was selected by: Rosaire Appel (Artist, Writer, Bookmaker), Miranda Leighfield (Director, David Krut Projects), Susan Lorence (Private Dealer), Fred Mershimer (Artist, Teacher), Madeline Stratton (Cataloguer, Prints and Multiples Department, Christie’s, NY), and Kit White (Artist and Professor).

Artists in the the show: Kathy Aoki, Liz Bannish, Melanie Bentley, Serena Bocchino, Austin Boechler, Douglas Bosley, Simon Brejcha, Emily Chaplain, CathyJean Clark, Carmon Colangelo, Douglas Collins, Luca Cruzat, Marianne Dages, Kristine DeNinno, Robin Dintiman, Lauren Drescher, Barbara Duval, Ken Frink, Anne Gilman, Karinna Gomez, Richelle Gribble, Anthony Holmquist, Gesine Janzen,Jane Kent, Katerina Kyselica, Jim Lee, Jeremy Lundquist, Wangui Maina, Brenda Malkinson, Margot B. Myers, Indrani Nayar-Gall, Barry O’Keefe, Howard Paine, Bill Pangburn, Darina Peeva, Kate Petley, Sandra Porter, Clifton Riley, David Sandlin, John-Mark Schlink, Susan Schwalb, Brian Shure, Grace Sippy, Ana Sladetic, Jelena Sredanovic, Kelsey Stephenson, Rob Swainston, Tom Virgin, and Cleo Michelle Wilkinson.

Presses and Publishers: Aspinwall Editions (NY), Extra Virgin Press (FL), Flying Horse Editions (FL), Manneken Press (IL), Jennifer Melby (NY), Printmaking Center of New Jersey (NJ), Prints of Darkness (NY), Sinland Press (NY).

New Prints 2014/Summer consists of lithographs, monotypes, letterpress, intaglio, woodcuts and many other forms of both conventional and exploratory printmaking techniques. Highlights include Grace Sippy’s Slippery Disturbance, a piece which combines printmaking, photography, and drawing to create a visceral observation of the human condition. Mezzotint works by Douglas Bosley, Karinna Gomez, and Cleo Michelle Wilkinson emphasize an absolute dedication to traditional printmaking, while integrating modern imagery into classical technique. A portfolio of etchings by Susan Schwalb presents a musical narrative of movement and color. The exhibited works encompass a variety of media and content; all celebrate the venerable art of print.

Media

• Prints

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